Sentence examples for in morose from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in his interview, Stoknes argues that rather than wallowing in morose pessimism, we need to be doing a far better job of spinning the story.

"We came in morose, and we left feeling rosy," said Francis Chastrusse, mayor of Nadaillac-de-Rouge, population 162, as he walked out last Friday night.

He nodded in morose acquiescence, revealed that Kochhar himself was abroad, denied us a bill, and asked us to return for another meal on the house.

"Has he found a single person who believes his excuses for cancelling the election?" Throughout all this the Labour benches sat in morose and gloomy silence.

He spent a lot of those three years on the desolate artillery range in Manitoba in morose but not unproductive solitude in his cabin, drinking Frangelico liqueur and reading deeply.

The two slain characters address us from the afterlife, and we are even treated, at the end of the longest chapter, to the viewpoint of a severed head, whose eyes and brain continue, in morose fashion, to function for an interim.

Or, worse, what if the whole audience sits in a morose silence?

She was in distinguished, if morose, company at last year's huge Freud retrospective, celebrating almost 70 years of painting, at Tate Britain.

"How different writing is from thinking, even from planning what one is to write," Lerman wrote in a morose journal entry in 1978, after spending the day with Lincoln Kirstein and his wife and sister in Connecticut.

WASHINGTON — In the morose Georgia locker room in the aftermath of the Bulldogs squandering an 11-point second-half lead in a 73-61 loss to Xavier, one number lingered.

The result is not just polluted but also crisp and funny, although you would never know that from the film, in which Depp recites a few lines in a morose incantation and, wandering through the park in a mist, finds himself besieged by visions of writhing orgiasts.